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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

ne sec al s. psusmsEs So be sns5sd
roaAy.
x CakE 81 las eity Yesterday ior a. eI-
len.zeo STig Essr.
RE szt blecx sss izid yesterday u ths
ffltaNa-ss. p4y go. snt-
Nrs. J. g. Bradford q 1Fsad Rapids. .
yis.f.Ds hsr s.sLs1 AL otAsF lE.sacs q sais
eAy.
There h4gs o@sn ssYeEzi apR cations fer
lhe POSITION ~ lao az u tns q. L. 8 l.
seoE
p Il DsyrsA. st4lioa szeat of re G &
81 n. ass rasi-aeQ ~ zecslg 8 Iestes pO-
slt4aH 81 thlezSs,.
II " >a.soU. Eeket sceeGn1snt a. the G..
s. ~ Al. seaei al oioce > the 1sP.g father
ol q boy ho Was born Nsdassdsy.
I1e b0zrdsrs q tas American Hotel pre-
sented lheiI l2ne lady, Ars A. :. Bradford
slia a splendid sold watch. " nednss@sJ
evening.
Anton Paa.son. Of the Fifth ward, has
very nezfly completed MS block adjoining
la ui-st market. unich viii Le occupied a.
a ltco store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

For Cbszso- Pfopsllers- Tempest PCS, =
0oo lumber Saugstuck, ! 30 600 shingles,
Albert Soper, 10000 lumber. schooners-
Ida 5000 luaDer, Apprentice, -T5. coo
iunber. Willie LOutit 10 600 lumber
for Michigan Clty-tsopslleE II. A. Root,
$4,000 amber.
For Mllssukee-cch Maggie John
son - cords 0i slabs.
For Nanksgs .. eha. 81 =
CO. lam Der.
For south nicAgo-Schooner ". II.
Hau kins, 40 0oV lumber.
rof MaD4ior oc-Schooner Maria, 100
busasis apples.
I0iai-LumOer. l.7f0.0oO feet shingles,
I 30 0V9i sls1s, - cords apples, 100 bush
els.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

There : CO qasssion about IT, blood vii
tel --esgec Ais ~ 80 be a. impure blood.
8'nteafs. sr. a,i5ns. u4qlss ard 0oti.. are
a.t 81 ID. easrns ed 81 imFase blood One 10
~ plf u.r 1af.en nf the .sysF when his
a,aor-ari arasn ftIls lo properly perform
irs ffrct 90 ~ purifying AMI c.e9nsiaE th e
u.efd. wflrl5lsa sFs carried ia Ell reris ol
f.ie sy stem. ard TIE symptoms SHOVE re-
f-rrd ~ ere merely evidences ~ tire stsus
Zn ol rrrafs O. t.r3v oH gre rseonor
germs. + 1ees ber varriae ~ recei il
arle. serious resTifs are eerfaia fc f8lios-.
81 ai uaGnr IN ver or kldnsT 8Isc~cers.
~ ir consumption l'r F.Frcs's e'r.dsn
Ns6icai nisroferv wiI rrererf srd cs-e
thesc i,-Fstes hy restoring The liver 20 a
bsaifhv ceniiten.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

We are Gofs- mined 70 close out al Iov shocs
sna ,lipfs~s iu fre sand t4rued ard machine
scr ed sends durin- the balance ~ tnis mouth.
Among tse many harssins offered On this sale
are ne i0l.ovnfz;
ssep psi-- You.As iov shoes. sizes Is 70 2. 8. 50
cents pair
Ladies Hand Turned Opers slippers. n cents
Ias.z Fine fmbrosdsred Opera slippers At Is
cers pslr Torfn si-s
Ladies Pine "a Crcrs silpfe-s sod every
where a. Il ~ aev E0ius fer Etq
Issfes r.os Hard Turned Freneh kid oxford
T.e pscrs vofta g 0 only 500.
Ladies Hand Turaed Congress Caters in Don
gola BIO AID e.ove tsil, only sLa9 pair
Isa.ss Fine Hand Turnsa Ruuan Boo,s .,
8 80 ard = = pair. UeEth 49, 70 s2.eo q
rsir nors as regular PREF
eenrs Seamless Congress. Lace Or Button shoes
on.f u 81
yeafsFfae srsfish. warranted shoes n e~erv
sfT p eaF.slu a. SO sn1 ; -
ear. se.nfess csf neazss ~ Kanzsroo
Shsss thas afe sod tfe world over ies 49, sd
$50 Te sel fr so3
Frcrvthfrc a. nrsro-fia-ats = tow rrsoss. yof
frsaa g fe SHOW these goroE
V-s make = zrsvsrss uiusxs r vo- II NJ
rsa srf sxsnlus the manT bargains II sso.Tear
seoenst
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

Detroit. MAosinse 3 margu-ss..

snailr fnfly. erCcfd SUNDAY.
Coooertlofis-l. Via ~ 4 tcs hnfs Win
pichiesr rent-si end Grand Rspi1t iu6is,a
~ lrr,sds 4 HHh 81 -. a .. y o. for Houfa,
ton Hanepck. Calumet etc. sud points ~ ChLs
esf1 a <oTfh western y y. T. fifEf
f.es.'l pass snd Ticket Ar't, ksru1efls. Nlch
A. Nhrso-. Gen tupt.. &arQnetss. Men.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

EuL ana H8Inss - ths cry that comes
70 as xel..a ~ ladlans 5reszss. 81 1siio
Tfnet That nezet soui- rhl.s toe mAng
oblaciioaa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29


Issrs ves reIeIas sn ila procvs,iiugs
q e. ume teraaesn coove1t,on yss-
teresg f1 occasion afl 4bai hich
va ,icre vas ehs' it uss expected r1uil
t. free e. asd bsea srparsat Pr
ssverai trs faa. JeHS cuE usz ha8
car'afsd ire err sa1on. T1e p .rvs
mee seem to hsse osls 8 sood lebt
wh.a .beY haa a s-hin< chsree. bet
tbey knsv asn they we're sblpesd aud
rgfrPs sa before taey coald - counted.
II is sv8-n. lher fo hsrs nrecau tad a
m'er 'y rspors ne shs su1crtemeat ~
SsEss,s souid base bssn bse pohiics.
Il would have called eat 6 ssst o' shs
seiaifse strength ~ iaa wo factions whien
vcuid sos aaes esar iatse-inr 60 Btstxr
nor eondreVe ~ harmony and strength
u fae gni,srns s.ofis. ecntest Wbieh - of
mora ir1sfiafs mrortsacs thaa 80 en-
6c7esmest uf q .stisas8l caad,dsfe.
sesRHas hat ttr mora az STAKE tbau ths
r.. men. sat 1e have succeeded IA
gsitirF a. endorsements after undsr.as-
irr ~ ao - roasl base bean fsssl 81
SsreNtV This 81 his lsn.soants win.
ous 6cnet - ipsve no stems unf1rrea
pct aoif 20 sscurs aa endorsement but to
naEs il a. anpssfie a. possible
TIE platform has nothing original N
It, lndesd Is would be- d.aiculs 90 fnd
scTtbn9 orginal - PIT into it Is fs-
vcrs e pfctscfve fsrF. ss = usttar ~
conrse. 7s7s@ IRE hioasiv sHr. a little b
sbow aaegisnea - jcrS ~HzsaAS. haa
So words FOR Eas 80 lar. fhs islso-inx
usu and the Irishmsn. condsnns Dsao-
crsey ard irsud sud roIn,s vish pride
q Fosksss snd the rsccr3 ~ 80 fss-
pnbhcan psrty AL taess things ara of
ths usfurp Of stcck Phrases. but thsy -iil
sns~sr Re purpose Of tsxss Tor tbs cam
peizn crstors &c rresch froln snd that e
sbcut al platforms ara god tcr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

All advertisements tn sbis eslamn. andsr
~oateser head, except Wanted situs-
tipns, ~th o. charged for tHe uDifoFEn
rate in tas table below. Always payGbis ia
advance.
The nun Der Of lines Il q asy advertisement
sor"s ~ seven. Any part OF q liae coaRtea
sscsss fssif ifns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

Ihsy sag Go sfn0r aILL. OF SsS YORK,
nga-d a oill frohi5innx the catching u
dsa .eea than az ineaes in lsngth- Tbs
- seidsni'y ore 20 Hur's sdor.s 20 keep
CLay sisaD ous - tas STATE
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
Lake sher. 3 N,eslr.n Southern.


AL trains daily prcepi siudsv
A iocsi iIel4ni leaves crsno Rsrids o. ~ $50
N carving passenger a. far - ksismsros -
Through tickets ~ al po.nis suc berth ir si~sD.
ing coaches can b. secured o. Tnion TICKET oH :
q Monroe St. and a. aeput
" a. kFNsfY. Gen ArL
GRO. ". MvSsoS. City Tcket AgenL
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Best Place
IN THE PAPER

For an advertisement Is right
here IN the want columns.
After reading the locals and
glanclng st the Telegraph
news. readers turn their eyes
20 these columns. Our err
eulation Is larger than any
Michigan Daily, except those
OF Detroit, and yet our rates
IN the want columns are very
low.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

We eLeeFi ally ~ esd % laa Lisa4ecfaf
ths privileges ~ car frss waEs columns
Ga sunday to aavsriiss f8F Subscribers
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

H4rNrT T. F0tN N-tT RFA@rfV TX 3
N rs'e of 'rterr.i 5e srF srro-fat Eess Fstffs
Ferz saf e11 flrec elst ~ r. fffrasee
~ 80 go retsfs A. apl - a. - e rsIr+
Ws 1sa fen FusIs 8-ofe-s ara I-4e
sef1 s. IS Essri 81 sIr
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

Idsls : ,1scsuFaging lach q ssa-ser-
rsns stores from sae watering p.aess
tbs ssar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

fae Coan.f Bssri ef School Exam ners
~ loif a pnhi.c eVsmi1sfiqn af teachers
p ~utervisers raoms. Gfsnd fapids. on
Fr.iay. August - JtwFs CHAtaFss.
~srrnfarv
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

Tie Wlraser 0ae. Hse0fe says: TN
rssts t'ai rsUpros.iy means - mai'ply
fhs helas market b thirteen" The
Record r.uss have heard thar there were
sh.rieen States - tAs Uniop.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

lifhsl1f r1itNiAf fgrf pifa. fitsAH
iAsseneeis fating ihc ezpress maze
sonbe'fic7 - pefrnf faf NeH orf--NKhi "a
pres h1s sleeping rar from fssrsi' al ffr.a1
kaplds.-Osiy 1ns r1uninC linlif,-t efpres. lesf
lng here - q 50 p wi-n Issrio. or 10 Dot-a.i
making a .ef1 connection ~ 81 poiris Esss fr-
uving ~ Nes Nork 81 p in fft .stI ..r.s
lng--fhtofef tickets secured ai a. t II A 81
cfct1 Streets Hotel aha ~ csi.sf
8s- ff fifr fsss Act
Gro. n. EsEvrs Trsnic Manager Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

When al so-calIed remedies fail, DR.
sage Catarrh Remedy cures.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

n certaln snplo7sso, jar GoULDhavs
ro4as . Diilioa or 90 il furnishing him
~ita ises IA grea. speculaior nay cal r
sEla4ns tes toe public VIA have q
sFeat ds-l 81 sJmpeiay viii The swim
dee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
Sealed Proposals.

Propositions will be received
at my Office IN the Widdicomb
building on Friday morning,
July 29th for the construction
of the Grand Rapids Edison
Light Company's bnilding.-
Drawings and specifications
can be seen on Wednesday
morning at my Office. | re-
serve the right TO reject any
and all bids.
DANIEL Mccoy,
President.
G. II. T.. L. & +. G. Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

caasta hss more miiss n rslWey u
~ estiea 70 Ger population thaa ADy
o.ker ecuulsy 10 iAe world sud ia pro
portion % Ger population her people
have sncut more money IN improving IL
telrlI communication.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

ot.b s1s'ox Missiox rfK = fh1rDs Ets1 ssY
,s s@9s@ ~s~ 80 .sssw
r.ss lstses - hs'si, ~ Traverse Cry fof Esn
rsv ai- 81 "a end 80 , m-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


SieePn cfIs fuu nu fAiHfc and Aflsntir IA
pes 20 hne nom Ieilpil l-Pkrior can lla ~
Aef tFit>> hiid Grand Eapids tHIfes. - ar1
ho.n itifoh = fiffci connection. made a. ils
sroii vith at through lfaius essi Tirkeis af - /.
~ mon Ticket o1iee 81 Non'oe-st and 81 & ni 8
depot
j. ioHssros, Mich Psas Az - xoarort
tHsf a Aohfis Gem tpt IS Maaroes
g. ". kuoeLes. q. D. snd g. A. Crioaga
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
HORSES FOR SALE.

For good, reliable family
and driving horses call ut 651
Jefferson-ave. c. ID. RlkER.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

The e'1fr, = parer started IN Ioston
two !~ars Ego b head Of m1gwumps
froa ihe Eesnoilesn party, snd wLicn
bttsd ;as c.oses shelves ia Soma o. the
bsa. scn~ss "a Be-ecn-st. Boston, hss
rscenty 7c-gaitsu 60 appear.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

~ - - 80
ANS IAyNe9A WeKk NuL BE nuNf A
4 ~ .. . k@s niessa lAana,s ~ = tAnal
fTo LtT-THE AsstST DFsl kABg4 lois kTitsN
! ia hs eiy ST. Effs nasalls tertak t}aF-
tzsire 81 the Esstaa aoa7 S. Iht f.et,eE saii6sns
oai fre-Ni citi. anis its1 seel ifan ssna 81 oa.F
leo be<ks 9oa sEeeis hafe1 NiSa.1 hfs 49,
y - ~ ,ss'e poser. lsosh eAtef and s.kan a..
ps - eas>sl sFF~i seoress "a = Asia e.. fiiN.
Nrg
NrANTEp - A EfN9IFAAS w1fH sNksf
~ oap4ss g. tskt insesess ID - sl1.slfs iAts-
n.Afif sss1sf@Nes e. as a NaHsEef ifeeslffr r.
zee ess a4Ak1.si plays and aae fohY-ry a.
afses Lesser tTf% ds.e. GeDefsl dflneis cas- 81
tlkkfKb--A GOOD ANBITIols Nan MIap.
" tNsI 81 fHe taal..4na dCsiArs cap al
wsoiluT s. "a Is ln fhs mtfrGat5f business rali
tud Je>d "A 1~ei xt.lisbca location ~ ~.
olss.iIs sle. ioaH eprinS 8sies hien gii
FroJeSsseaat
nOC1oR MARY r. IHoAFSoN. uFFIcFaa
~ Mnnrse-st heiirs hef zen % ana I- q ui
20 suo 60 b. "a. NcncE4i fF&es iI1, lha 81
---9-----r-.
Pine ogo,e Boax Superior Aeeounsossf f.ons
kua DsHe ioT i4ceae sac
in Connection. E1cElSloI faalss
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

kx-(io7cu.r HoNDLT, 'ornerly %
O1io. roa @, New Iors. SAYS ihss Col
AoHEnoS - toossd l.r zee PresidsE.
vlth Mr. C4av1iAS0. ll.a makes three
uhaoissne -SxATESso.,, BLAcx ana
HoRRIse -beoked for .hs same oaice.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

= vas hardly worth vhile T. eaezrsi 50
much about BLAINE ehd SaEsNAS. Per
hcps u won's he eifher II n1y 0e
CEgvrLsNo u CO. tls man who doesn't
run cn TIE Republican ticket wili De
better Of fsso ibe one ebo deea Ohio
vii rot ssst.a-iE aii.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
R00rIfliD


WANTED AGENTS. SOMETHING NEW
W aof0o. ro.d IN Cb bcsgo sample free. !. r.
Page & Co. l41 Fgiucy-st, Chics 20 III. 2i2
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
For Rent--Ro,,ses.

rOR EENT a STORE 20 7s OTTawA@T
! new AidTich Block. Enquire j. Bogd Pant
ind. f-sff
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

Disc LANDS W. HAVE CHOICE TRACTS
oi pine iof sale in Alshatas. logisisns. - is-
sissippi ana bcoIgls, az prl.es % suit purchaser.
On' choice tract Oi fiity sx tsousEaa acres vii
- il for Ofle doiafL Per sore Il 500 ni.nln AKfF
days These lHuds ar well iocaicc and un gofa
waters ~, guarantee eKpt 1sss 10 res thess laBd
u not i0god a. represented. 1hsifecis Pats aud
"A oousDSu furnished GlTdles a B. hltmsu. kee
Estate Brokers. 8s resrlsi. omnd Rapids Aieb.
.sHff
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

~ IAJN ek1 MeKK NuL ~ I1Nf a
\ Nsl . k@ss elessn I.a4nass - E tAnas
- 47tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-13
"a STATE OF THINGS

Kentucky is up in arms against the
Interstate law, because it threatens to
paralyze trade and industries in that State
But Kentucky is Democratic, and recently
the party held 'rousing convention in
Louisville. 1t was called upon according
to usage to put its seal Of approval upon
the course of the President. Just then il
dawned upon the free-trade Democrats
that interstate protection was a reality
under the interstate law, and that it be-
came such by grace of Grover Cleveland
President and Democrat. Here was ga
state of things" They got out of the di.
lena in sorry way, by using few forci.
bic feeble expressions commencing his
general course, and endorsed specifically
his veto of pension bills. But not one
word did these discreet Democrats say
about his approval of the bill that has put
girdle about the States industries, and
is crushing out their life. So the only
thing in all his presidential career that
his Kentucky partisans had the cour.
age to single out for special approval wa:
Mr.. Cleveland's refusal of relief to the
widows of soldiers. Can any one doubt
that if they had believed the Interstate
law wise the Kentucky free-trade Demo
Gratis would have failed to applaud Mr.
Cleveland for signing the bill and making
it law?
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-13
THE GARFIELD MONUMENT.

The monument erected by the Society
of the Army of the Cumberland to Cen
eral Garfield was unveiled with fitting
ceremonial in Washington yesterday.
When the war was raging, Garfeld's de-
sire Was to remain in the army. His con-
stituency, however, insisted that he could
serve the country to far greater purpose by
holding place in Congress. In his own
words, reported recently by his biographer,
he declared his disposition to be to 60 to
the thick of war and stay there to the
close. His military ability had the in
dorsement of so splendid soldier as Gen.
eral Thomas, who offered him corps
command on the removal of Rosecrans.
Garfield, when commissioned General,
was the youngest Brigadier in tine army
when he made his first speech was in
Congress, he was the youngest member Of
that body. 1t is altogether probable that
this young man, with his strong ambition,
his dash and his bravery, and for which
both Buel and Thomas so warmly praised
him, had he accepted the offer of General
Thomas would have come out of the
army one of the foremost soldiers and
abreast with Sherman, Sheridan and Lo.
gan. His military career was typical Of
that of many another citizen soldier
Without military training he. entered the
army volunteer, but Immediately devel,
oped an aptitude for command and leader
ship that put him ahead of men whose
whole lives had been devoted to the study
of arms. The remnant of the Army OF
the Cumberland is composed of soldiers
who measure men with exactness, and
make no mistakes in awarding praise for
military genius. They have erected a
monument to Garfield, not as President
Of the republic, but as a citizen who, in
the hour of the nations peril, left civil
walks to battle in her defense, and BRILL.
antly illustrated the truth that in her citi.
zen soldiery the nation has her strongest
and best defense.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-13
BUFFALO BILL AND THE QUEEN

Buffalo Bill will hereafter be entitled to
the distinguishing laurel as the Chief of
American showmen. lie has accomplished
that which no other of his kind has ever
dared TO hope for; he has had the Queen of
England in all her glory, and accompanied
by brilliant court, at his "Wild West
Show" and the Empress of Great Britain
and India has actually gone through the
American Misunderstanding formula, which
bucks, squaws and papooses of Bills troupe
insisted upon. The Queen held converse
with them much as an American President
might DO, while the few Englishmen per-
mitted by Royal pleasure to be present
stood aghast at this familiarity. Five
hundred of the first ladies of the land
stood in line the other day for four houns
at the Queens drawing room, waiting for
the coveted privilege of touching the
Royal hand but Buffalo Bills CHEYENNE
squaws did not have to wait one minute.
With the boldness of the American savage
tuccc QutNtbIcO dllu QIiNoSu6u 1eQ SKINS
walked up to the Royal footstool and took
the Royal hand and gave it typical
shake and grunted How" with as much
n5nchalanee as they would exhibit in
shaking hands with an army suttlersbn the
plains OF Wyoming. The democratic idea
IS indeed tending upward when
1t brings the blue bloods of
old England into contact with American
mountebanks. The Queen of England has
gratitied her curiosity, and very sensiblv
so. That she is ruler is no reason why
she should not attend Buffalo Bills circus
performance if she is so minded. The
Hon. Cody has by this stroke of policy re-
ceived an indorsemen. in aristocratic Eng
land that is worth bags of gold to him
and unlim;te Patronage by English so
ciety. Il may not serve TO advertise him
in America on his return; our people win
not go into ecstacies over his show because
royal hand has favored it, but they will
feel amused pride for all that, that the
rough denizens of the border of their en-
pirc have succeeded in winning English
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-13

Mr.. PowDERLY charges the story of his
disloyalty to his trust to Anarchists whom
the Knights of Labor have excluded from
that organization. He is probably correct
in fixing the scandal but there are An.
archists at heart within the Order; indeed
Powderly admits this, for such vermin will
hesitate at no step to promulgate their in.
famous doctrines. Labor organization has
a great deal more to fear from foes within
than without. As matter of fact, labor
has no foes without, if it would but open its
eyes to the truth Capital and labor are
mutually dependent each upon the other
and there is no natural antagonism be
tween them. But the demagogues, An.
archists and Communists within labor
ranks labor diligently to cultivate the idea
that the hands of society are turned
against the workers. Mr. Powderly evil
IDENTIFY perceives the truth, and hence it is
that these clements of disorder are unitedly
striving to crush him.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-13
Referees Sale
Celebrated Bartlett Springs Property

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT CT THE STATE
i OF California, in and for the County of Lake
Order of sale. L. Z. McMAHAN, j. E. NC.
MAHAN and CAL. 9. MCMAHAN. by L. E.
MeMahan, his Guardian dd laeDt plaintiffs Va
GREEN BARTLETr, defendant
Under and by virtue of a judgment. decree
and order of sale issued out of the Superior
Court Of Lake county, State of California. ia
the above entitled action on the 18th day of
April, 1887, wherein J.. e. McMahan, j. T. Nc
Mahan and Cal c. McMahan, by L. E. Me
Aahan, his guardian Gd Item. are plaintiffs.
and Green Bartlett is defendant, the following
order was duly made and entered:
" This Court having this day duly made and
entered an inteTlocutory decree fixing and es-
tablishing the rights of ali the parties in this
cause in the lands and premises hereinafter
described, and 1t satisfactorily appearing to this
Court that the same cannot be partitioned
among the parties hereto withous great preju-
dice o their respective interests therein It is
therefore ordered, adiudged and decreed that
the whole of said land and premses be sold BY
the Referee hereinafter named at public auc-
ton, for lawful money of the United States to
the highest bidder, upon notice published in
the manner reouired for the sale of real Prep
erty on execution. And 1t is further ordered
that the said Referee before making such sale
publish notice thereof in a daily newspaper
published in the city of San Francisco and in
the city of Sacramento, both cities being in this
State. And it is further ordered that L. II.
BOGGS. of Lakeport, California be and he Ia
hereby appointed Referee; and he Is required
to report his proceedings under this order to
this Court on or before sixty days from the date
hereof.
The following is the description OF the land
and premises hereinbefore ordered 10 be sold,
to wit Lots six (6 and seven IA in Section two
~ in Township fifteen (l5) North, range eight
West Mount Liable meridian, and containing
160 acres, more or leyg. AND known as the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-13

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR
i the county of Sacramento, in the State of
California. In the matter of the estate of SU-
SANNAH A. AVERY, deceased. Notice is hereby
given that under and in pursuance of an order
of sale made aud entered in the Superior Court
of the State of California, in and for the county
of Sacramento, on the 29th day of April 1857, /
will, on FRIDAY, the 9th day of MAY 1887, at
10 O. clock A. NJ, at the front door of the Court
house, in the city of Sacramento, Cal, sell al
public auction, to the highest and best bidder
all the right, title and interest of SUSANNAH
A. AVERY, deceased, and all the interest of her
estate of. in and TO that real property known as
the north half of the south half of Lot No. l.
and the north quarter of the south half of Lot
No 2, in the block or square bounded by / and
J, aud Second and Third streets, in the city of
Sacramento Cal. Terms of sale-Cash in gold
coin of the United States; ten per cent payable
upon day of sale, balance upon confirmation of
sale by said Superior Court.
WIN. AVERY,
Administrator of the estate of susannah A
Avery, deceased.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Estate.
Dated Sacramento, May q 1857 my3-td
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THERE is one kind of production that
never can be production = public
spirit and enterprise in community
Southern California revels in them North.
ern California is just beginning to develop
them. The duty of every man to the
town in which he lives is to encourage
their growth. The time is at hand for the
over-cautious people to stand back and lei
those who believe in "push try then
hands at building up the country. The
truth is our people have been too con-
tented. They need to get out of the
groove of letting "welI enough y alone
and into the spirit of do better
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The Queen of the Sandwich Island:
snubbed Chicago by going through it with.
out so much as putting her royal head
from car window. And Row Chicago is
mad. But what will the Garden City dc
about it. Kapaiolani has the whip-hand
of Chicago. She remembers that hel
royal spouse went to Chicago once upon a
time, and {the Chicago Times AYERS it tc
be the truth the Mayor of that proud
city received him with this welcome, SO
to the hotel and clean up
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They propose to make the Mechanics
Institute Fair at San Francisco this year
something of phenomenal size, and to take
into it agricultural and horticultural ex-
hibits on broad scale. Very well, the
fact should stimulate the people of the in
terror to make the State Fair larger, better
and more representative of our industries
and products than ever before. COMPETE